Najma Khalid, founder and director of the Women’s Tea Project, established to raise awareness about community well-being, mental and physical health in Oldham, and ABL Health organized a special workshop at the Eastern Pavilion Hall on quitting smoking and fostering a healthy society.

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In which APL Health CEO Denis Leslie – Director. Divisional Head Raz Mohammed – Director of Public Health Oldham Rebecca Fletcher, Medical Director Donald O’Dungey, Mayor of Oldham Councillor Eddie Morris, Councillor Shahid Mushtaq – Robertson, Marshmallow Bull – Former Councillor Yasmin Toor – Nou and Lock – Zona – Rashid Mahmood – Parrington – Tahseen – Halima – and other professional figures participated. The workshop was moderated by BBC reporter Fitzaptrick. The workshop participants emphasized that only by establishing a healthy society can a healthy nation contribute significantly to the development and progress of the country. Associate Medical Director Oldham Dr. John Patterson said that I am very hopeful that the workshop we organized to quit smoking has been a success. Rebecca Fletcher said that we are trying our best to ensure that every member of society lives a healthy, happy and prosperous life. Organizing the workshop is our success. Najma Khalid, Director of the Oldham Women’s Tea Project, said that our effort is to completely eliminate smoking in Oldham by 2026. We have also provided women with sufficient information about the dangers of smoking and smoking shisha so that they can protect themselves and their children from it. Mayor of Oldham Council Councillor Eddie Morris said that smoking is harmful to health, so it will be useful to hold such a workshop on quitting it. CEO of ABL Health Denis Leslie and Raz Mohammed and No Love Lock said that we have held several workshops on quitting smoking with different community groups across the UK, through which we have saved five percent of people from smoking, which is a great achievement. Director of ABL Health Donald, Denizzona – Yasmin Toor – Rashid Mahmood – Halima – Tahseen and other professionals expressed their views and said that the aim of ABL Health is to keep people away from doctors and hospitals, so holding such information workshops is very important for them to stay healthy, for this we are in close contact with different community groups across the UK in Oldham Our partnership has proven to be the most successful

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